This is a useful look at an example of colonialism.
It investigates why Britain would want to colonise India and what the impact was on both countries as a result of this imperialism.
The students need to become ‘experts’ in one areas of this debate, and then teach the other students what they have learned.
A good stand alone lesson, or it can be used as part of a SoW on either colonialism or the Industrial Revolution.
It is also important to help the students to consider the long term ramifications of colonialism on Indiad development and why it still matters today.
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